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somatotype
so·mat·o·type S0555800 (sō-măt′ə-tīp′, sō′mə-tə-)n. The structure or build of a person, especially to the extent to which it exhibits the characteristics of an ectomorph, an endomorph, or a mesomorph.
so·mat′o·typ′ic (-tĭp′ĭk) adj.somatotype (ˈsəʊmətəˌtaɪp) n (Anthropology & Ethnology) a type or classification of physique or body build. See endomorph, mesomorph, ectomorphphy•sique (fɪˈzik)
n. bodily structure, proportions, appearance, and development. [1820–30; < French < Latin physicus] somatotypea particular type of human physique. Cf. ectomorphy, endomorphy, mesomorphy.See also: Body, HumanThesaurus| Noun | 1. | somatotype - a category of physiquebody typebody-build, build, physique, habitus - constitution of the human bodyasthenic type, ectomorphy - slender, weak, and lightweightendomorphy, pyknic type - round, fat, and heavyathletic type, mesomorphy - muscular and big-boned |
somatotype
somatotype[′sō·məd·ə‚tīp] (psychology) A basic body type; three primary components are ectomorph, mesomorph, and endomorph. somatotype
somatotype [so-mat´o-tīp] a particular type of body build.so·mat·o·type (sō-mat'ō-tīp), 1. The constitutional or body type of a person. 2. The particular constitutional or body type associated with a particular personality type. somatotype (sō-măt′ə-tīp′, sō′mə-tə-)n. The structure or build of a person, especially to the extent to which it exhibits the characteristics of an ectomorph, an endomorph, or a mesomorph.
so·mat′o·typ′ic (-tĭp′ĭk) adj.so·mat·o·type (sō-mat'ō-tīp) The constitutional or body type of an individual or with a particular personality type. somatotype The physical build of a person. A body type, claimed by some, with little evidence, to have a reliable correlation with personality. See also ECTOMORPH, ENDOMORPH, MESOMORPH.somatotype
Related to somatotype: somatotype theorySynonyms for somatotypenoun a category of physiqueSynonymsRelated Words- body-build
- build
- physique
- habitus
- asthenic type
- ectomorphy
- endomorphy
- pyknic type
- athletic type
- mesomorphy
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